Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-08
COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Jan. Z, noon Cotton firm. with
improved demand; middling uplands Died,
mlddling Orleans sgd; sales 1900 bales. for
speculation and export 1000 bales; receipts
n 200 ales-American 1900.
Futures: Uplands, low mlutltng clause,
January delivery. l6-G4d; January and Feb
ruary, l5-GiC95 l6-64d; February and March.
I5-6id; March and AprIl, l6-6id; April
ana May, lS-6ld: MAY and June, 2O-bid;
June aud july. 22-64d; July and August,
A-64d; August and September, 26-bid
Market firm a. the decline.
Sales for the week, 81 900 6ales-Amerlcan
rs 900 bales; spectators took $500 bales; OK
porters took $500 bales; actual EXPORTS
$500 bales; total imports, .SSOOO bales-Amer-
lean 10000; total stock 12S, 900 bales-Amerl-
can $4,000 bales: total afloat, 300 ,000 bales
American 100000 bales.
1900 p. m.-The sales To-day included 10000
bales of American.
Futures: Uplands. low middling clauos,
January delivery. 6-6id. sellers; January
and February. 10 -6id. buyers; February and
March. l6-6id, sellers; March and April,
5lo-64d, buyers; April and May, lS-64d. sell
ers; May and Jane, . 2O-6id, sellers; June and
July. 22-64d. value; July and August,
. A-64d. value; August ana september
5 26-64d, value. Futures quiet.
400 p. mixtures: Uplands. low middling
clause. January delivery. l5-6id, buyers;
January aud February, l5-64d, buyers; Feb
ruary and March. lj-64d, buyers; March
and April. l6-64d, sellers: April anu May.
b 1864. buy ers; May andJune. 1884. buy
ers; June and July, 5 2i-64d, buyers; July
and August. 23-6id, buyers; August and
September, % -64d, buyers. Futures closed
cay.
NEW YORK, Jan. :, noon.-Cotton opened
steady middlng uplands 8 -lGc; mlddling
! Orleans 9Ssc; sales 6S2 bales.
Futures: MarkeJopened quiet but firm. with
sale> as follows: January delivery, o 4Sc; Feb
ruary, 3 SOC; March. 3 7lc: April, SIC; May,
993c; June, 10 03c.
500 y. m.-Market closed easy; mddling
upiands, 9-l6c: mlddlng Orleana, 95Ac; SAFES
to-day 166 bales; net receipts 3l5 bales, gross
964.
Futures: Marketclosed steady. with sales OF
| 81, 0U0 bales, as follows: January delivery, Il
| 40 4Sc: February. $500 SIC: March, $40
96Sc; April, iSGg9 79c; May, 9 5000 9Oc; June,
9Ste9 Sc; July. 10 O6(GlO 07c; August, 10 ITO
| 10 l2c; september, . 9l,G9 92c.
Weekly-NeJ receipts l,792 Daes, gross 2S,-
| SEQ; exports, to Great Britain IL, 433 bales,
| To France 1901, to the continent 3,lj6; sales
| 3,3l7 bales stock 209,9 6s bales.
Green Il Co., in their report on futures. say:
| After partially successful bulliDg effort at
| the opening, on which points were gained,
| The demand subsidized and prices dropped
points from the highest, closing partially
| better, but very dull. There is nothing new,
| operators who loaded up in anticipation of
| IL fresh demand on light crop movements
| meeting with disappointment over the decld ed
| indifference Of buy ers and becoming tired of
waiting are now trying to unload with weak
ness, assisted by little more short selling
Green 4 Co., In their report on futures, says:
GALVESTON, Jan. 7.-Cotton frm, mid
| ding &c.
NORFOLK, Jan. 7.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding y14c.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton steady; mid
| ding - &c.
boston, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet; mddling
Il-l6c.
WILMINGTON, Jan, 7.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 954c.
PHiLADELPHIA, Jan. 7.-Cotton dull; mid
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. Cotton steady; mid
ding l-lbc.
MOBILE, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet; middling
MEMPHIS, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; middling
| &c,
AUGUSTA, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; mddling
Jc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 91sC.
MONTGOMERY, Jan. 7.-Cotton firm; mid
| ding 8 sc.
M1ooN, Jan. Cotton steady; middling
GoLUMBUs, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet; mid
| ding sac.
,teauy; mlddling $40.
SELMA, Jan. 7.-Cotton steady; mddling
| &c.
ROME, Jan. 7.-Cotton-middling &c.
| ATLANTA, Jan. 7.-Cotton-- mlddlng sac.
| NEW YORK. Jan. 7.-ConsolIGaLed ne. re
ceipts Tor all cotton ports to-day, 80, 29S Dales;
exports, TO Great Britain 1854 bales, to
| France "A, to the continent Il,2jl; STOCK AZ
| all American ports l,U46,9ll bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES,. ETC.
| LIVERPOOL. Jan. 7, noon.-wheat qulet.
| with demand fallen of; holders ofler mod
erately. Corn strong, with good demand;
| new mixed Western IS SI9d.
NEW YORK. Jan. Z. noOn.-Flour dull but
| heavy. Wheat lower. Corn lower. Pork
| frm: mess S12 25dl2 so. Lard steady al
| So $40. Freights steady.
| 500 D. m.-fiOur, southern steady but
! quiet. Wheat less active and offered sghtly
| iower; No. > red, January delivery 8 ia
| y215c, February 922sG983sc. May g7G97 5-ljc.
| Corn steady ami fairy active for export; No
| , January delivery FiFW475sc, February 4s14
| als1Ic, May 81 sG6l3Sc. Oats &c lower but
! moderately active; NO. ., January delivery
| 35ls6359hc, February 35lG38c, May $50.
| Colee, fair RIO firm at I5c; No. Rio, Jan
| uary delivery 10 350pl3 ACE, February l8 BOO
| 10 &c. May Is 300 l3 Y5c. sugar steadIeTt CEN
| trlfugal SIC, fair TO good refining 45s(g434c;
refined quiet. Molasses steady. Cotton seed
oil $50 for crude, CSC for refined. TalioH
firm Pork quiet but barely steady; mess
Sl1 25'Dl2 80 Cut mcats firm; pIckled bel
hes BAGG7Sc; picked hams &c. Midles
iull but nominal. Lard ZG3 points lower nut
fairly active; Western steam. on spot 6 ~ &C.
city steam soc. rohucd iJc. Freights
steady; cotton 3-16d, wheat 4szd.
CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--Tradng in wheat was
| rather nstiess to-day, and fluctuations were
confined Within narrow limits. Foreign al
| vices quoted wheat dull with poor demand,
! aud prices shade lower. There was cOnsid-
| rrable selling, particularly on Eastern ac-